rooted in oakland. some people are calling for more reinforcements to help crack down on the violence. the reason, one violence prevention group says there are a lot of root issues that need to be addressed that a new lawsuit against pg any why victims of the mosquito fire have filed that suit even before an official cause of the fire has been released also ahead. pacifica marking its annual fog fest today we're going to have a live report for you of what people can expect this morning for the fog dog and the rest of the festival. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and

good morning to you. welcome mornings onto on this sunday. september 25th i'm claudine wong. james torres. good morning to you. let's go ahead and get you out the door this morning with a quick check at your weather. rosemary oroczo is here with us this morning. rosemary the what's great clouds fog. they are back. we are looking at cooler weather in store along the coastline and inside the bay for the afternoon today for inland cities. dropping off. just a smidge will go sixties and seventies at the coastline for the afternoon nineties once again for our inland cities, but this is going to kick off a cooling trend that will continue into the business week. better details on what we can expect for your sunday as well as the days ahead, coming up. okay? thanks rosemary this morning. fire crews are still on the scene in oakland after a three alarm fire broke out late last night. the oakland fire department says it started around 10 45 near 98th avenue and pear main street, just south of the oakland coliseum crusade took about two hours to contain that blaze and fire tweeted out, saying wood pellets were burning on the outside of that property.

several other buildings were in danger before the fire was contained. no injuries have been reported in the cause of that fire is under investigation. and iconic sports bar in san francisco is closed indefinitely after being damaged by fire, the double play bar and grill first opened in 19 oh, nine at the corner of 16th and bryant streets authority said caught fire sometime early yesterday morning. the bar did suffer extensive damage, but fire crews were able to stop those flames from spreading to nearby residents. no injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire still under investigation. 702 your time gun violence in oakland has claimed eight lives over the past week. the most recent homicide happened yesterday at oakland's concordia park. police responded to a 911 call just after six pm of a person shot. officers found a man on the ground with gunshot wounds to the head and to the back. they pronounced him dead at the scene. seven other people have died across the city in seven days. and after another fatal shooting in oakland, some

city and community leaders are calling for action. some of these shootings happened in broad daylight. and police. are still searching for information so they can make arrests. people fed up with crime say it's time for reinforcements to come in to help crack down on violence. oakland police chief says gun violence is playing the city and now city leaders want the federal government to provide support. most of all, we were able to cooperate with the oakland unified school district . youngsters are wearing our high school specifically because some of them were being caught up in the negativity. the crime is solved fourth members of the violence prevention coalition say there are many root issues that need to be addressed to make oakland safer, such as helping people find jobs and ending cycles of trauma and underserved communities. police in vallejo are focusing their attention on the latest homicide case, calling gun violence, a public health crisis. investigators say a man was shot and killed just after 10 yesterday morning. this is on val vista avenue near the six

flags. discovery kingdom theme park. this is vellios fifth homicide in three weeks. police have not released his identity, but did say the victim is a 21 year old from san francisco. authorities are working to find the shooter and the city's police chief issued a statement on the violence, writing quote. we must double down on our efforts to stop community violence through adequately resourced intervention strategies. he went on to write that with gun violence is a public health crisis and we must unite as a community and with our federal and state and county partners to ameliorate the systemic condition. in our country. happening today. a rally is planned in san francisco's union square this afternoon, protesting the death of a woman and iran show you some video now from a peaceful protest outside of san francisco study hall yesterday morning. the demonstration is calling attention to the death of 22 year old massa amini, who was arrested on september 16th by iran's morality police for allegedly wearing her mandatory hijab too loosely. police say

she died of heart failure, but witnesses say she was beaten and hitting the head since i mean his death, women have been taking to the streets, removing the her jobs and burning them. woman rights is human rights. it's fundamentally human rights. woman and men in the streets today. we demand that there will be no more dictatorship. today's rally in union square begins at one o'clock this afternoon. there is another demonstration happening at 11 a.m. where protesters plan to form a human chain at the golden gate, bridge and solidarity. similar demonstrations are happening all over the world. rallying concert is being held this afternoon in support of those who are being kicked out of a large homeless encampment in oakland, cal chance was given the okay from a judge to clean, clear any victim to 200 people living at the site along wood street because there has been growing concern about fires at that site. crews did clear some of the site earlier this month, and they will be back again tomorrow for phase

two. the city county and caltrans were told in court to offer residences, the residents there safe places to stay. today's rally begins at two time now. 705 fire victims of the mosquito fire have filed a lawsuit against pg and e claimant who filed on behalf of people impacted by the fire suggests a poorly maintained utility structure caused the blaze. however, the u. s forest service says the cause of the fire hasn't actually yet been determined. yet one attorney explained why the case is being filed before an official cause is released. they're not going to write a report until they get all the evidence and are confident in their conclusion. the way that we do. it is different. we have to have probable cause to believe that pg and e started the fire. once we do, then we can file the suit and that's when we get the ability to use subpoena power. take discovery and find out exactly what happened. p j. and he released a statement friday night, saying the utility company remains focused on

reducing wildfire risk. it insists its most important responsibility is the safety of customers and the community. it serves. total financial impact of the fire hasn't yet been determined, but so far dozens of structures have been destroyed or at least damaged. the fire has burned more than 76,000 acres in flames are about 60% contained at last check this morning. this weekend is the pacific coast of log test, bringing people to pacifica to celebrate for the 35th year. ktvu amanda king donna is there with what to expect at today's festival. good morning to you, amanda. good morning. this is a whole weekend event, and it is a lot of fun just kicked off yesterday, so they have a ton of vendors. they have music. they have arts and crafts. i want to show you this is 15 blocks long so you cannot see how long this is. but there are a bunch of vendors, food and drinks fun for the kids. yesterday they had a parade honoring healthcare workers. this is the first time they've been able do you have

this festival here in two years . today the day will start off with the fog jog a three or five mile run along the coast. it's just really brings the community together because it's really built around the community and the communities. it's run by the community and our and our nonprofit groups. so that's what makes it really special. so um and i think people really appreciate that. it's been gone. now it's back and very excited. nine this morning. today, they also have the family fun fest with activities for kids that goes from 1 to 4 today and then one of the biggest draws the food and music. there are three stages this year and 24 bands that are performing throughout the weekend. the whole point of this festival is to bring people here to pacifica to experience this community, but also it gives back so they have about 50 community organizations that they give back to through this whole event through all the money they get. to the vendors,

so they're able to give back have that money. stay in the community over the time they've had this festival they've given back over a million dollars, so it's really exciting day. for people here in this community, and it's going to be a nice day. it's a nice way to give back and it's free to come to this festival. so it runs from 10 to 6 o'clock today will be showing you that run in just a little bit as people start to show up for that, and then lots of vendors start to come. lots of food, lots of music, so it will be a good day here live in pacifica. amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. thank you. let's bring in rosemary oroczo here, rosemary like i didn't see too much sunshine in that live shot just a moment ago. he has definitely some visible changes out there this morning as the clouds are back the onshore breeze out there and we are looking at temperatures cooling off today, especially along the coastline. and inside the bay where again we're looking at that overcast sky live. look here from ktvu towards san francisco. and you can see there

. remember yesterday morning we started out with the sunshine. well, for some of us, not the case any longer the low clouds along the coastline inside the bay are inland east bay, as well as down through areas of our south bay. partly cloudy to mostly clear north bay also but for those of us in areas like san francisco oakland pacifica cloudy skies to begin fairfield , you've got to ensure breeze had about 13 mph calm in novato conquered. also calm and our temperatures are similar to where we were yesterday, at least for most were four degrees warmer this morning in oakland. we are up by seven at half moon bay. so the cloud cover tends to insulate us a little bit and we are starting out at 57 degrees for half moon bay 58 in san francisco, 58 conquered 62 to start your morning. brentwood 60 over san jose the afternoon highs for today, bringing them down along the coastline inside the bay and far inland cities a little bit, but yesterday we were in the mid nineties over areas like antioch and deliver

more conquered today, low nineties so shaving off a few degrees for you there. will notice a difference over areas like napa 86 69 in the city of san francisco. we're well into the seventies yesterday, mid eighties expected for redwood city, so another warm day coming your way our temperatures will continue to cool off as we get into the days ahead better on what you can expect in the extended forecast after the break. a couple in oakland loses everything in a fire coming up in our next half hour how they're working on a fresh start while facing a lot of uncertainty. plus florida is bracing for tropical storm ian as it continues to intensify closer look at how people are getting ready for the storm that's expected to become a category four hurricane.

and knocking power out in the majority of eastern canada. that storm made landfall in canada just days after tearing through the caribbean. it's forced knocked down trees and power lines in nova scotia and flooded streets in prince edward island . some homes are washington, the ocean and nearly a million customers are without power. forecasters say fiona was the strongest hurricane of the 2022 atlantic season. at one point it

was a category four with sustained winds of around 140 mph. i'm hearing that there's devastation all over the island , and certainly charlottetown. we've been hit hard here. i don't think there's a street that doesn't have a fallen tree or down power line, so we certainly are asking people to stay home. it is not safe to be out. um and our first responders are very overcast right now dealing with emergency situations. forecasters are warning that fiona could still pack hurricane strength winds and bring drenching rains and huge waves. a state of emergency declared in florida over tropical storm in governor romney's santis is urging residents not to wait to get ready. the storm is likely to hit florida in just a few days after moving through the caribbean this weekend. people in the sunshine state are preparing for the storm by stocking up on their supplies. we always like to wait and see how it goes. i feel like a little bit of media hype and pressure. and then everyone rushes so we will generally get some gas in a case of water and

wait it out between june and july. i start buying like my water and i rotated like every week. you know, like every couple of weeks so that i have fresh water always have a case at least. gas stations in stores like costco were packed with people prepping for the storm. others say they didn't need to rush for supplies because they already prepared for potential emergency scene in the region nearly every year. tropical storm ian now prompting nasa to delay next week's launch of artemus one. this would be the third time the launch is set back. the unmanned rocket that will go to the moon was set to launch on tuesday in his expense expected to strengthen into a hurricane and is headed for florida's west coast. the launch has been delayed to previous times. those are because of hydrogen fuel leaks, which have been fixed. the earliest launch date. now is october 2nd. all right time. now is 7 16. let's talk about our weather. certainly a little cooler out there. i may or may not have put a little bit of heat in my car when i got in which i haven't

done in a while, claudia. no you know, i'm super wimpy. well, you know, i had the windows open last night, and at some point during the middle of the night, i thought that's chilly out there. we do have a change underway, giving you a look here at the oakland estuary towards san francisco. we're back into a summer like pattern. you can't help but talk about how last weekend on the final weekend of summer. kind of felt like fall, even the rain and now this weekend, the first weekend of fall kind of feeling like summer . we've got the coastline with clouds we have inside the bay with clouds, even some of our coastal valleys reporting a little bit of fog and cloud cover this morning. we are going to remain dry for the time being . we're not looking at any. what weather coming our way the storm track now well into canada. got some high pressure here. we have a little bit. we got a low spinning right off the central southern california coastline there in any event for us, we do have the low clouds back the marine layer only about 1000 ft, so heels are still very warm and

dry. take a look at the number over mount diablo, starting out at 71 degrees and relative humidity is 27. ben lomond, santa cruz mountains, right by the water, but not much better y is 33% so up above that 1000 ft to marine layer mark, we still have very dry, warm air. the low clouds and fog will continue to move farther inland. as we get into the days ahead, the onshore breeze will strengthen some and right now it looks like tuesday and wednesday will be our coolest days. here's a look at 10 o'clock this morning where the low clouds are beginning to erode, will have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. today, even the coast is expected to be partly cloudy. perhaps mostly clear. for the afternoon. there's a look at monday morning a little bit farther inland east bay and we'll do one more check on tuesday morning with the low clouds at this point will be more widespread. so we have a trend. it's a cooling one. although today are inland cities will still be well into the nineties. here's a look at the temperatures right now. 30 degrees in san francisco fifties in napa for the inner east base,

60 degrees for walnut creek and your afternoon highs mid upper sixties for areas over pacifica, 69 san francisco. upper seventies to mid eighties around the bay 79 in hayward 80. degrees san mateo's in the north bay, 86 4 napa. for the inner east bay. one of our warmer spots 93 anti ac 91 for more gun hill in the south bay got the niners playing later today in denver. game time. 5 20 mostly sunny skies 70 degrees southeast priest about 10 mph, so they have some great weather for that game. let's go. niners how about the extended forecast temperatures again will continue to drop into monday. tuesday wednesday, right now looks to be the coolest day or in the communities in the mid eighties upper seventies around the bay mid sixties at the coast, a few degrees warmer on thursday, back to you, okay, thanks, rosemary. those who plan to take part today in the east bay should expect delays. the transit agency is using a single track between the concord and pleasant hill stations. crews are trying to fix the track where the train derailed between those two

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no that totally happens. in oakland couple loses their home and vegetation fire how they're trying to bounce back after losing everything. we're taking you live to pacifica, where hundreds of people are expected to head out to the city's fog fest. what people can expect that they're playing to head out to the coast. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto welcome back and good morning. we're taking you live a little further north just over lake tahoe here . just see how blue the water is how blue the sky is mountains and hills in the background. gosh that's a pretty shot. we're not getting too much of that beauty around here this morning

that welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm james torres. and i'm claudine wong. yes i love that picture of south lake tahoe so very pretty. alright let's go to meteorologist rosemary oroczo for luckily had blue skies there. we've got grace guys here. yes and my gosh lake tahoe right? and it's so nice to see that blue sky after the mosquito fire created all that smoky sky for so long outside our doors, we have the low clouds and fog back as claudine mentioned. it's a little tough to see any sunshine for some of us this morning along the coast inside the bay are inland cities enjoying a sunny skies are inland cities will be of course, the warmer spots today mid eighties too low nineties. we do have a cool only turned that kicks off this afternoon. better details on what you can expect coming up. okay thanks, rosemary . well this weekend is the pacific coast fog fest, bringing people to pacifica to celebrate for the 35th year. ktvu amanda quintana live now with what we can expect about today's festival and in today's festival, amanda's that foggy out there it's a little foggy.

it might be a perfect weekend for fog fest. i'm sure they hope for that, at least a little bit. it just adds to the whole spirit of the weekend. it is a two day event. they have lots of things ready to happen today. they've got music. they've got arts and crafts, lots of food and drinks. a lot of things getting prepared for the second day today, you can see this is one of the main stages that they have here and they haven't had this event in two years because of the pandemic, so that makes this this year. even more special yesterday they had a parade to kick off the whole thing that was honoring healthcare heroes, and today the day will start off with the fog jog a three or five mile run along the coast. it's just really brings the community together because it's really built around the community and the communities. it's run by the community and our and our nonprofit groups. so that's what makes it really special. so um and i think people really appreciate that. it's been gone . now it's back and very

excited. the job starts at nine this morning. today, they also have the family fun fest with activities for kids that goes from 1 to 4 today and then one of the biggest draws really is the music and the food. they have three stages this year and 24 bands performing throughout the weekend. the whole point of this festival is to get people to come visit pacifica come see some of the local vendors that they have tried some of the local food here, but also it gives back to the community here in peru. difficult they have about 50 different local organizations that help out non profits that help out and then a lot of the money goes back to those organizations, so it gets to stay here in pacific and it is free to come to this event, but a lot of the money that the food vendors get. they give that back to those organizations. so it's all for a good cause. and it should be a good day out here. we'll make sure to update you on that run. i'm sure a lot of people are going to start

showing up for that soon, and we will bring you that when they start showing up live in pacifica, amanda quintana ktvu fox tunis. thank you. a newly engaged couple for the bay area's now starting from scratch. after losing everything in a fire off i 5 80 in oakland , the fire off interstate 5 80 near 35th avenue, destroyed one home and damaged several others for the last three years in run , nam and evie ruez lived in the now burnt out cottage. i was kind of in disbelief. you know? yeah it just didn't even definitely didn't feel real for a moment. besides, what we were wearing that day for work and what we brought to work. everything is pretty much gone. not only did the fire destroyed their home, but also as you heard everything inside and to make matters worse, they say their cat died from injuries sustained in that fire. now they're searching for a new home. but with the high cost of bay area rents, they won't be able to replicate the conscience they once had for about 18 50 a month. two u. s military veterans who were captured three months ago while fighting against russia with ukrainian forces are now back on american

soil. they arrived at birmingham shuttlesworth international airport yesterday, russian backed separatists released the alabama residents as part of a prisoner exchange 40 year old alex drunk and 27 year old andy win went missing in the kharkiv region of north eastern ukraine near the russian border. back in june. they had traveled to ukraine on their own and then bonded over their shared home state, as you can imagine their families were ecstatic to have them home again. there are prisoners of war who have been held for months years. there are people who have been detained wrongfully important years for this to come about in three months. his. just unimaginable to me. even though i'm living it, it feels unimaginable and i don't want people to forget all the ukrainians who are still being held all the people who are still being wrongfully detained. we're still praying

for them to come to their homes as well. saudi arabia brokered the exchange that granted that release. critical time for europe. people in italy are voting in an election today that could bring the far right to power and drastically changed the country's politics. early results in the italy's prime minister ratio georgia meloni is leading the polls. she leads the far right brothers of italy party while maloney back sanctions on russia. she embraces an old slogan adopted by the fascists and has spoken out against the lgbtq plus community. if maloney wins, she would be italy's first far right leader since world war two and the first woman to hold office. over the last eight months. ktvu has been investigating fc i. dublin a low security all women's prison claims of sexual abuse, intimidation and retaliation. five officers, including the former ward, and now face criminal charges we've heard from dozens of women who

have either served sentences there or worked for the prison. he threatened me all the time. he would tell me that he was going to kill me. i was afraid to speak up because for one, i didn't want to be put in special housing. i mean, like i didn't want my room tour up will never tell another inmate that they should go to the, um report anything to anyone higher up. all that's going to happen is it's going to make their life worse. join us at six p.m. tonight. our special report powerless in prison. surviving sex abuse airs right here on ktvu. you can also watch it on a special section of our website ktvu .com slash powerless in prison. the special can also be found on ktvu s youtube page and the ktvu news app. gas prices are rising sharply in two days. the average price for a gallon of gas in california went up to 18 cents today. the price for a regular gallon of gas is $5.76

yesterday. it was 5 68 a week ago. 5 44. now a gallon of gas in san francisco is now above $6 , an industry analysts say tight supply and fluctuating oil prices are to blame for the increase in the national average. some relief is on the way from many californians who been struggling to get by during this inflation period. stimulus payments will soon land in bacon counts, adding $10 billion in purchasing power for consumers. ktvu is tom vacar crunched the numbers and spoke with some soon to be recipients. individuals making less than $250,000 a year or a half million dollars as a couple will get a stimulus check from sacramento for 200 to $1050 . now how much and how soon depends on a formula which considers your income in 2020 how many dependents you have and what the franchise tax board knows about you. so if you already got golden state

stimulus check last year by direct deposit, your stimulus will come to you between october 7th and 25th. everyone else will get their direct deposit between october 28th to november 14th so long as they're banking information is held by the franchise tax board. those who receive stimulus debit cards will get another debit card mailed to them between october 25th and december 10th. all other recipients will get a debit card by mid january of next year. all of this will pour nearly $10 billion into the california economy. in order to get some public opinion. we came to the farmers market at the marin civic center for lots of folks are shopping to avoid inflation, but buying direct from the farmers. it's probably not enough and it's probably not in time, but i do appreciate something. to help out with especially with the gas and all of that money come from it comes

from the people. anyway you're going to put it into the government and then come back out. and that seems kind of silly. david little's farm is facing tough times trying to recover from the pandemic. i need more than 200 bucks. i have a save the farm go fund me right now. and if i don't get my $6000. tractor payment in by monday. they're going to repossess my tractor. deborah bright says. the state also needs to put a lot more money into the future for education and child development. happy to take part in it. i'm going to be one of those people getting a stimulus check. i could use it. um but don't forget that we have little babies out there who needs our help and support. if you have questions, we've posted the franchise tax board's toll free phone weekday business hours. number on the ktvu website. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. all right. time now is 7

39. let's talk about our weather . it was certainly warm. i was all the way up in davis. yesterday it was it was nineties . yeah yeah, yeah, davis is hot, but nice. hot but nice. we've got some nineties coming again for our inland cities east bay. for today we do begin a cooling trend anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees or so. so as long the coastline and inside the bay where we have the low clouds this morning, we are definitely going to notice a bit more than north bail notice, but are far inland cities going to shave off just a few degrees for you there so another day. of warmer weather could be a little bit breezy out there as we begin to transition to this cooler pattern right now, temperatures are up in most spots as a result of our temperatures yesterday being up we've got napa oakland areas over half moon bay up by a few degrees fairfield up by six by seven and the cloud cover that's overhead now blanketing us and keeping our temperatures

from cooling off 58 degrees in san francisco right now, 57 half moon bay 60 degrees to start your day in walnut creek as well as hayward. the low clouds along the coastline inside the bay. these are going to peel back. we'll have mostly sunny skies inside the bay and inland cities for today along the coastline. partly cloudy skies expected for you into the afternoon. the onshore breezes with us but very weak fairfield reporting 13 mph common novato napa reporting five could see an increase in that onshore breeze into the afternoon and again temperatures will be coming down santa rosa in the low nineties yesterday, today 89 69 in san francisco. that's a pretty big drop for you there several degrees from yesterday upper seventies expected for oakland nineties in livermore, 86 over san jose, still well above the seasonal average, better detail. is on these numbers and the cooling trend that will continue into the business week. coming up. thanks a lot, rosemary. any facing another lawsuit over wildfires coming up at eight how victims of the mosquito fire are able to file the suit, even

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that he's running for president . the governor was directly asked if he was going to run for president in the 2024 or 2028 election at the texas tribune festival in austin yesterday, and newsom said, quote not happening. no not at all. there has been a lot of speculation that he's planning on running for president in recent months after he spent much of his reelection bid for governor campaigning in other states. time now. 7 45. the biden administration is awarding $1.5 billion in grants to help fight the opioid crisis. the money will expand access to treatment and recovery support services, allowing states to invest in overdose education and increase the accessibility of products that help reverse an overdose. data from the cdc shows more than 107,000 people died of an overdose last year in the us

marking a 15% increase in overdose related deaths from 2020. the cost of the suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge could almost triple in price because of construction delays. officials voted unanimously on friday to approve an $8 million increase toward the project, raising it to almost $215 million. the original estimate of the barrier was expected to cost about $76 million bridge district officials say they might need another $7 million before the end of next year. to complete the project, and that's due to ongoing issues. well if you or someone you know, are considering suicide. there is help available. you can call or text the number on your screen right now. 988 to connect with suicide and crisis lifeline. it provides 24 hour confidential support to anyone in a suicidal crisis or in emotional distress. a new state study is in favor of elevating highway 37 in the north bank to address flood risks counter and says it

prefers to build a 30 ft high four lane road along the current highway spending more than 20 miles. the plan would include a pedestrian and bicycle path and might include an extension of smart train between nevado and swiss in city. the project is to overcome the threats of rising water and improved wetland habitats in the san pablo bay. happening today. walnut creek will be hosting a blog party this afternoon at the vista, charon oaks to celebrate a community win. the city has been crowned energy saver champions after an eco friendly victory from a challenge to save energy that was promoted across california neighborhood network next door and flex alert launched the challenge to see which community could save the most energy. um area neighbors are welcome to join that family friendly event. a team of designers from uc san diego has created the world's first biodegradable shoe reporter, clara benitez talked with the creators of those unique kicks. inside the applied physics and

mathematics building at ucsd microplastics do not biodegrade . they persist in the environment. those get into fish. those get into food researchers are working on a biodegradable material that could one day replace all plastics. there are things called the garbage patches in the ocean. you guys have probably heard of those. these are in every ocean on the planet. and some of them are enormous. there's one in the pacific ocean that is the size of texas, which professor of biology at ucsd stephen mayfield says, is one of the environments . greatest threats. there are lots of people who know that this is one of the biggest problems biggest challenges we face on the planet. we're just the first group to actually get a plastic. in a product that's a high performance products and then demonstrates that it can biodegrade finally creating the world's first biodegradable shoe . these are home compostable. so if you bury these in your compost if you bury these in soil, they will biodegrade here. you can see blue view shoe start to decompose after one month, three months and six months

after six months, you can't even recognize these things anymore. they simply crumbled and fall apart. right above that is the shoe that was in the water for six months. and so what you can see is the process is the same. but in the ocean, it's a little bit slower after almost 12 years of working on this material, mayfield was finally able to come up with material that wouldn't hurt the environment. but help it. we recognize that plastics are made from petroleum and petroleum comes from algae. so we just thought, why not make plastics directly from algae. now the next step is to innovate and continue creating. the only way they're going to change is when consumers forced them to change how to consumers, forcing me change either one. you call him up or text them or go on their instagram and complain about their non degradable products, or you buy a degradable products. and if you buy a degradable product that will prove to the other brands that this is the future. that was clarified media's reporting . you can purchase a blue view shoe online, the company hopes

to make more products in the future and to one day replace all plastics. cool idea. it's a good it's a good goal. yes time now. 7 49 good goal to have some good weather today as well. yes and we have nice weather temperatures going to cool off a little bit. claudine we are looking at some nice weather, james. good morning. to both of you. we will have a temperatures. anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees below yesterday's highs along the coast around the bay are inland cities going to just bring numbers down slightly ? i'll show you those numbers in just a moment. let's take a look at what is happening from ktvu across the oakland estuary where we do have overcast skies from the coast around the bay even into some of our local valleys, the marine layer depth about 1000 ft or so it's not too far inland. but into the days ahead . it will continue to grow, and it will continue to be more white. spread. tuesday wednesday, right now look to be the coolest days. the temperature change out there this morning by a few degrees a little bit cooler over sfo a lot

warmer at half moon bay. lot of that has to do with first. you know, the afternoon heist came up yesterday and then the clouds settled in early this morning and prove correct, created a sort of a blanket over us. and so we haven't seen temperatures fall off much, and now we are going to be stuck with these numbers. until we begin to see a little bit more sunshine along the coast and around the bay 58 degrees right now. san francisco fifties and napa for the inner east base. 63 in brentwood. with the sun shining, you are likely to see a rebound sooner than those of us stuck under the cloud cover along the coast. it will remain partly cloudy for today are inland cities will turn mostly sunny. the glow clouds expected to pull back through the mid morning hours. here's a look at the winds out there. calm conditions in nevada calm in concord. it actually an onshore breeze through the adult to and travis air force base reporting. 13 mph, so it's not very strong, but it's there so the clouds are back little bit of an onshore breeze. temperatures beginning to op. we will be dry for the extended

forecast the storm track well into canada high pressure there off our coastline, but we also have low pressure here right off the central coast line, as well as southern california for us here at home. there is a look at the later this morning. partly cloudy at the coast mostly clear. for the rest. tomorrow morning. the low clouds are back a little bit more widespread, perhaps pulling through the livermore valley there into the south bay, north bay as well and one more stop on tuesday morning where again we may even see it moving through the delta and creeping into the sacramento valley. so all that showing us that the cool down is on the way. we will continue. two c warm weather for our inland cities, though low nineties in the forecast for you today, livermore by about lunchtime, low eighties and then another 5 to 10. degrees of warming, expected for the second half of the afternoon and around the bay 80 degrees for san mateo in the city of san francisco 69 in san francisco. we've got extended forecast, with temperatures continuing to drop into monday,

tuesday, wednesday thursday. now we're into the eighties with again wednesday, being the coolest day for inland cities mid eighties expected for you there upper seventies around the bay mid sixties at the coast back to you. tropical story in expected to upgrade to the level of a major storm coming up at eight people in florida are bracing for its impact. but first it is the second day of san francisco's newest music festival up next. the lineup expected for today after one of the festival's headliners dropped out.

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chemical brothers. other acts include lane eight, totally moist and duke. do ma am i a was expected to perform today but dropped out last week due to some health concerns. tricks point never is replacing her portola music festival is being held by golden voice. which is the president of both coachella and stage coach. music festivals , foxes. the cleaning lady returns tomorrow with an all new episode and a new character boxes. ashley devore can spoke with the new member of the casting gives us a behind the scenes. look at what's coming up. we are behind the scenes at fox is the cleaning lady. and this is a brand new set, which you will see much more of as the show introduces a new character. naveen andrews joins the cast as robert kamdar, whose past relationship with eva de dominicis. nadia makes for plenty of drama server both able , and i sat down and wrote ourselves if you like a backstory, which was generalized , but there was a specific points in terms of why the relationship didn't continue.

the fact that this is you know, this is fictional. both our characters are fictional gives you a lot of freedom as opposed to, i think, says something that i did recently called the dropout where those were real people. what did this role offer you? you haven't done before that you felt like, okay, this is something new for me to be able to explore the unpredictability of this. this particular character like normally there's gradations, people's emotions or feelings, and he can switch very, very quickly passed. hit shows of his include lost, but andrew shared the unique way he even found out . that was a hit tv. this is the way thing um, i never saw lost what we knew it was a hit when matthew fox said whether to be hanging around here for a long time now being part of the cleaning lady. he's also joined the behind the scenes fun, which there is much of easy set, which is it's good, considering how dark some of the material is. i mean, me and agent sing a lot.

it's quite old. we can like break into songs in the 19 forties and fifties. sometimes it literally after a scene of orkin fox news, and you can watch the cleaning lady at nine on monday nights and stick around for the 10 o'clock news, right after that. east oakland celebrated the official opening of a curling facility that's already attracting athletes from all over the world. that's right, curling in oakland san francisco bay area curling club is creating the most diversely populated curling club in north america. a soft opening of the club got things going just a few months ago. the club's goal is not to just attract top talent. but also to continue to diversify the sport. just heartbreaking situation. after nutley deadly shooting in oakland. some people are calling for more reinforcements to help crack down on the violence will tell you why. one violence prevention group says there are a lot of root issues that need

to be addressed. plus florida is bracing for tropical storm ian as it continues to intensify a closer look at how people are getting ready for the storm that's expected to become a category four hurricane also ahead pacifica marking its annual fog fest today, we're going to take you live there to talk about what people can expect for this morning's fogdog and the rest of the festival. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. if you are just opening up those eyes this morning and peeking outside and saying, hmm , that looks different. it was blue skies. i think most of the bay area yesterday and a little bit of a gray morning on this sunday. i liked it. i think it's a sleeping in weather just snuggle down a little deeper about fog festival exactly that down. have another cup of coffee . enjoy your sunday welcome to mornings onto it is september 25th. i'm claudine wong james torres. let's bring in rosemary oroczo here. who's with

us this morning? lot more. great today compared to yesterday. yes and i agree, claudia, we wake up with the gray sky. we feel like we can. having extra breath past little bit slower? yeah, 100% yesterday morning that sunshine was early on and folks out and about today we are going to drop temperatures into the afternoon as visible changes already underway outside our doors, clouds at the coast and inside the bay and some of our valley locations as well. better details on what you can expect for your sunday fun day and the calling turn that will continue into the days ahead, coming up. sounds good. thanks. rosemary weekend is the pacific coast fog fest, bringing people to pacifica to celebrate for the 35th year. ktvu is mannequin. tana is there with what we can expect from today's festival. good morning, amanda. good morning. today is day two and a lot of fun things that you can expect here today. food music, d 15 blocks long and they've got some vendors getting ready to set up this morning, but

there are going to be a lot more people showing up here today. yesterday they started off with a parade honoring healthcare heroes. this is the first time they've been able to have this festival in two years. and then today they will start off with the fog jog. it's a three or five mile run along the coast. that starts here just at nine o'clock. one of the cool things about this festival is that even though it's free to enter money from the vendors stays here in the community. it goes back to all the nonprofits, and in 19 years we've given back $1.1 million to the non profits that help and we have about 50 nonprofit groups that helped all the schools all the you know, uh, baseball football. today they also have the family fun fest with activities for kids that goes from 1 to 4 today, so if you need a place to take the kids today, that could be a fun adventure for them. and then one of the biggest draws is the food and the music here. there are

three stages this year and 24 bands. we've already started to see some of the vendors show're expecting to smell some good sausage here soon. this morning. it goes from 10 to 6 o'clock today, so if you want to get out, enjoy the day today is the day to come and enjoy this and i'll show you that fog run this morning coming up soon as we come back, and then everyone will start to gather here this morning live in pacifica. amanda came down. it came to be a fax. tunis. alright. thank you, amanda. well new this morning. fire crews are still on the scene in oakland after a three alarm fire broke out late last night. the oakland fire department says it started around 10 45. this was near 98th avenue and pear main street, just south of the oakland coliseum crusade. it took about two hours to contain that blaze. oakland fire tweeting out some details on that fire, saying the wood pellets were burning on the outside of the property. several other buildings were in danger.

before that fire was contained. you can see how hot it was going with all that water being dumped on it. no injuries have been reported. the cause of that fire is still under investigation and an iconic sports bar in san francisco is closed in definitely after being damaged by a fire there. you can see those visible flames burning at the double play bar and grill. that restaurant and first opened back in 19 oh, nine at the corner of 16th and bryant streets. authorities say it caught fire sometime early yesterday morning. the bar suffered extensive damage. fire crews were able to stop those flames from spreading to neighboring residence's no injuries were reported with the cause of that fire is still under investigation. gun violence has claimed eight lives over the past week in oakland. the most recent homicide happened yesterday in oakland's concordia park. police responded to a number one call of a person shot just after six pm they found a man on the ground with gunshot wounds to the head and back. he was pronounced dead at the scene. seven other people have died across the city in

seven days after another fatal shooting in oakland, some city and community leaders are calling for action. some of these shootings happening in broad daylight, and police are still searching for information so they can make arrest people fed up with crime, say it's time for reinforcements to come in and to help crack down on violence. the police chief has said. gun violence is playing the city and now city leaders want the federal government to provide support. most of all, we were able to cooperate with the oakland unified school district . youngsters are we're in our high school specifically because some of them were being caught up in the negativity. the crime is so forth. members of the violence prevention coalition say there are many root issues that need to be addressed to make oakland safer, such as helping people find jobs and ending cycles of trauma and underserved communities are focusing their attention on the latest homicide case, calling gun violence a public health crisis. investigators say a man was shot and killed just after 10 yesterday morning on val

vista avenue. the six flags discovery kingdom theme park. this is vellios fifth homicide in just three weeks. police have not released the victim's identity, but did say he is a 21 year old from san francisco. authorities are working to find the shooter and the city's police chief issued a statement on the violence, writing quote. we must double down on our efforts to stop community violence through adequately resourced intervention strategies. he went on to write that gun violence is a public health crisis and we must unite as a community and with our federal, state and county partners to ameliorate this systemic condition in our country. time now. 806 images from canada share the power of storm surge from fiona. the post tropical cyclone pushed water onto parts of the coast, washing homes into the sea and knocking out power in the majority of eastern canada. the storm made landfall in canada just days after tearing through the caribbean, its power knocked down trees and power lines in

nova scotia and flooded streets in prince edward island. some homes were washed into the ocean and nearly a million customers are without power. forecasters say. fiona was the strongest hurricane of the 2022 atlantic season. at one point, it was a category four storm with sustained winds around 140 miles an hour. i'm hearing that there's devastation all over the island, and certainly charlottetown. we've been hit hard here. i don't think there's a street that doesn't have a fallen tree or down power line, so we certainly are asking people to stay home. it is not safe to be out. um and our first responders are very overcast right now dealing with emergency situations. forecasters are warning fiona could still pack hurricane strength winds and bring drenching rains and huge waves. a state of emergency has been declared in florida over tropical storm in governor ron de santis is urging residents to not delay in their preparations . the storm is likely to hit florida next week after moving

through the caribbean this weekend. people in the sunshine state are preparing for the storm by stocking up on supplies. we always like to wait and see how it goes. i feel like a little bit of media hype and pressure. and then everyone rushes so we will generally get some gas in a case of water and wait it out between june and july. i start buying like my water and i rotated like every week. you know, like every couple of weeks so that i have fresh water always have a case at least. gas stations and stores like costco were packed with people prepping for the storm. others say they didn't need to rush out for supplies because they're already prepared for potential emergencies scene in that region nearly every year. and tropical storm ian is prompting nasa to delay next week's launch of artemus won for a third time. the unmanned rocket that will go to the moon was set to launch on tuesday. ian is expected to strengthen into a hurricane and is heading for florida's west coast. the launch has been delayed to other times those were because of hydrogen fuel leaks, which have now been fixed. the earliest launch date now is set for

october. 2nd. all right. we'll continue to wait. we're getting good at waiting for that one. all right, and we are waiting for the sun to make an appearance is sunday as well. rosemary oroczo stal valleys. we've got the low clouds this morning temperatures will fall off as we get into the afternoon as a cooling trend gets underway. here's a live look. from ktvu gotta picture there. jack london square on the right. the inner oakland harbor area and a lot of gray a little tough to see far out from the spanish point. here's a look at the 25 temperature change. so yesterday afternoon temperatures that came up as we peaked in the low to mid nineties for some of our hotter spots inland. early this morning, the clouds returned with those two things combined. many of us bit warmer this morning, up by three degrees in livermore, up by four at half moon bay at by four in nevada, meanwhile, sfo you're a few degrees cooler as well as napa napa 57 degrees to start your day 61 in oakland 59

degrees of san francisco. you can see a lot of sixties low sixties out there as well as mid upper fifties, the cloud cover will erode will be partly cloudy at the coastline for today, mostly sunny as we get through the mid morning, late morning hours and then by the afternoon , perhaps the onshore breeze strengthening just some right now. fairfield reporting of 14 mph, so not too strong but enough to bring some cloud cover into some of our inland communities through the delta and the khorkina straight. here's a view of the future cast when it comes to the cloud cover and the color coding there, indicating our temperatures moving through the morning hours notice again. we do begin to see some sunshine for our basic communities, as well as our inland cities will remain with partly cloudy skies at the coastline in our temperatures for today, coming down, but still a little bit above average for some mid upper sixties for areas like pacifica will go low nineties for our inland cities for the inner east bay conquered livermore. farther inland, antioch, brentwood. san jose expected to hit about 90 91 this

afternoon, but these numbers anu can expect in the extended fore thanks. rosemary ktvu is celebrating hispanic heritage month today by bringing in some cuisine from the world's leading culinary destination, peru when you join us on the plus, at nine. we're live at the llamas. food truck known for serving authentic peruvian food around the bay can't wait. but first a new lawsuit against pg and e the reason victims of the mosquito fire have filed the suit even before an official cause of the fire is released. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung associatn, and the california democratic party support prop 30.

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where this afternoon protesting the death of a woman in iran want to show you some video from a peaceful protest outside of san francisco city hall yesterday morning. that demonstration is calling attention to the death of 22 year old masa mini, who was arrested on september 16th by iran's morality police for allegedly wearing her mandatory hijab too loosely, police say she died of heart failure, but witnesses say she was beaten and hit in the head. sensor means death, women have been taking to the streets, removing their hijabs and burning them. woman rights is human rights. it's fundamentally human rights.

woman and men in the streets. today we demand that there will be no more dictatorship. today's rally in union square begins at one this afternoon. there's another demonstration happened under 11 am, where protesters plan to form a human chain at the golden gate bridge in solidarity. similar demonstrations are takin all over the world, and in iran itself, protests are spreading over a means death while in police custody her alleged offense, violating the islamic republic's dress code. foxes ryan chilcot is following the story and has the very latest. it's been one week since the funeral of masa meany, the 22 year old iranian woman. um, who died in police custody after being detained. by iran's morality, police and the protests in that country are showing no signs of letting up. we now have demonstrations in more than 12. iranian cities. increasingly violent clashes between the government on the one side and the protesters. state media say the death toll could be as high as 35. ap has

confirmed at least 11 deaths since the protests began. amini was detained for allegedly wearing her hijab too loosely hijab, of course, the headscarf all women have been mandated to wear in iran since the islamic revolution in 1979, the u. n says they have information the police used a baton to hit a meanie on the head and banged her head against the car during the detention. the authorities in iran say she had a heart attack but hadn't been harmed something her family disputes. protests even spilled over iran's borders. demonstrators gathered in iraq, chanting women life! freedom while holding pictures of the meaning. and in berlin protesters gathered friday condemning the iranian authorities and demanding western governments keep up the pressure on tehran. this is the worst political violence in the islamic republic in the last three years, when protesters clashed with the government and hundreds were killed over the then rising price of fuel

protesters this time say that if the pressure isn't maintained on tehran to not use violence to put down these protests than this, these protests too. will be crushed. in london. ryan chilcote. box news. we're rallying concerts are being held this afternoon in support of those who are being kicked out of a large homeless encampment in oakland. caltrans was given the okay from a judge to clean, clear and evict up to 200 people who are living at that site along wood street. there has been growing concern about fires at that site. crews did clear some of the site earlier this month, and they'll be back again tomorrow for phase two. the city county and caltrans were told in court to offer residents safe places to stay. today's rally begins at two 8 17 your time fire victims of the mosquito fire have filed a lawsuit against pg and e claiming who filed on behalf of people impacted by the fire suggests a poorly maintained utility structure caused the blaze.

however the u. s forest service says the cause of the fire hasn't yet been determined. one attorney explained why the case is being found before an official causes even released. they're not going to write a report until they get all the evidence and are confident in their conclusion. the way that we do it is different. we have to have probable cause to believe that pg and e started the fire. once we do, then we can file the suit and that's when we get the ability to use subpoena power. take discovery and find out exactly what happened. pg and e, releasing a statement friday night, saying the utility utility company remains focused on reducing wildfire risk and insists its most important responsibility is the safety of customers and the communities it serves. the total financial impact of the fire hasn't yet been determined. so far, dozens of structures have been destroyed or damaged. fire has burned more than 76,000 acres. flames are about 60% contained at last check this morning. coming up at nine on

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the sunday to you. we are starting out with the mostly cloudy skies along the coastline and inside the bay and even some of our coastal valleys this morning a beautiful view there over jack london square, the winds a little bit on shore through the delta this morning, helping to push some of that cloud cover through. it will continue as we get into the afternoon and the days ahead a cooling trend. is underway. high pressure off our coastline. you can see the spin here. the clockwise spin, you can see the counterclockwise our areas from the central bay down through the south bay. we are looking at a storm track that is now pushed well to the north into canada. do you remember that? when we had that rain earlier in the week? we're not going to have any wet weather today nor in the coming days, but again, temperatures will

begin to drop off. and here's a look at the fog out there this morning along the coastline inside the bay areas of our north bay, parts of the south bay, but not a whole lot now above the marine layer at about 1000 ft were still very warm, very dry mount diablo at more than 3500 ft of 72 degrees. and relative humidity is 26% ben loman in the santa cruz mountains closer to the water, but again 72 degrees and relative humidity 32% so you get up above that marine layer influence and still very warm, still very dry. the future cast will show you into the afternoon today will call for partly cloudy skies at the coast, mostly sunny inside the bay and for inland communities tomorrow morning, a near repeat, we have clouds at the coast, maybe a little bit of patchy drizzle out there. and inside the bay. we start out with partly to mostly cloudy skies by tuesday, it becomes a bit more widespread, in fact, that onshore breeze could push those low clouds all the way into areas near the sacramento valley. so the cooling trend continuing for the days ahead into the business week right now, 59 degrees in san francisco 57 napa already 65

sunny and brentwood and the afternoon today, even though temperatures are coming down, still going to be above average in most areas. we've got 89 degrees for santa rosa 69 for san francisco. so even in a little bit cool for you there, but oakland 78 nineties expected for livermore, 86 san jose today 80 degrees along the peninsula in san mateo. 86 in napa and for our warmer spots today will go 93 in anti occupy extended forecast here. temperatures will cool off a few degrees tomorrow , a little bit more on tuesday by wednesday, really noticing the difference inland mid eighties expected one of the cooler days around the bay will go upper seventies but sixties at the coast and then on thursday, just a few degrees warmer. 's it so sweet, so crispy. nobody makes breakfast as good as wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. nobody? no. no... - keep talking... - i... i should... i can't hear you. i should probably stop... choose wisely. choose wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks.

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it up in a stocked and in stockton yesterday to pay tribute to hell's angel leader sonny barger, who is from oakland, the san joaquin county sheriff asked mourners not together because of concerns about crowds getting violent. reporter erin half spoke with some of the mourners. mourners on motorcycles. thousands turn out on two wheels to honor their hells angels oakland chapter founder sonny barger history history happened in stock you right now. we're very a legend. barry, listen. rp sonny barger k

you about the hells angel leader makes him emotional. this to happen in stockton, california man is it's a blessing. it's really nice. but that's not how the san joaquin county sheriff sees it. i made it clear that we did everything we could to stop this from happening at withrow says his department. dozens of other agencies and the california highway patrol are spending millions of dollars to protect the community. this is an event that that we've made it clear that we believe could turn dangerous and the history of these events prove that album says they've already spotted rival motorcycle groups and are on high alert. for potential violence. i hope that it it comes off peacefully. and uh, we have absolutely no use for everything that we prepared for. that would be our the best

scenario. people like to believe someone like sonny barger deserves a send off like this one. it wasg. those who plan to take part in the east bay today should expect delays. the transit agency is using a single track between the concord and pleasant hill stations. crews say they're trying to fix the track where the train derailed between the two stations back in june. bart's says writers should expect delays up to about 20 minutes caltrain says it's going green, the transit agency unveiled its new electric fleet in san francisco at the fourth street station yesterday. the electric trains replaced diesel locomotives, and they're expected to reduce count trains greenhouse gas emissions and eliminate the particulate matter caused by the agent diesel engines. the fleet includes different types of train cars, such as standard bike and bathroom cars. all right. thank you for joining us this morning.

we're going to take a quick break because the gmc sports show is coming up next here at a 32 isn't done just yet. be sure to join us again from 9 to 10 over on ktvu. plus for more news, and of course, we electrified. interesting man. your back. i got you. 49ers regroup faster, losing their franchise quarterback a week ago , but they have insurance and his name is jimmy richard garoppolo. it's raining down. denver is not able to get it done. it should be a familiar sound. now for russell wilson, he was booed and weak, won in his return to seattle. he was booed last sunday in his new home of denver, even though his team won by a narrow margin over houston. 49ers don't need to be reminded of their history with wilson. and look who's